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Any books or resources on using shutter speed or f/stop creatively when in a pinch.
As in, knowing how to use deep depth of field and high shutter speed in bright settings and knowing how to use shallow depth of field and low shutter speed in dark settings.
I know a lot of you all are gonna laugh at me, but I'd like to know how think outside of the box here and look at a good amount of examples of thinking outside the box. Even with the use of shaky cam to good effect.
Of course though using these tricks in moderation.
Think the cinematography/photography version of how in Jaws, Steven Spielberg used the camera in first person to be the shark.
INB4 Neo-Nazis screaming about Spielberg being Jewish.
As in, knowing how to use deep depth of field and high shutter speed in bright settings and knowing how to use shallow depth of field and low shutter speed in dark settings.
I know a lot of you all are gonna laugh at me, but I'd like to know how think outside of the box here and look at a good amount of examples of thinking outside the box. Even with the use of shaky cam to good effect.
Of course though using these tricks in moderation.
Think the cinematography/photography version of how in Jaws, Steven Spielberg used the camera in first person to be the shark.
INB4 Neo-Nazis screaming about Spielberg being Jewish.
